Can't decied which Kamen Rider to watch

If you're willing to bear down and watch meh CGI, go for Kuuga. If not then Double or OOO.

I say OOO, just because it's the current season. Or watch both haha.

I don't mind crappy CGI, if the story is good and they make it seem believable I can suspend my disbelief.
I read a Summery on Kuuga and sounds really good, I might check that one out.
I'm wondering is Kiva any good?
It sounds interesting and that suit is probably the sexiest, most badass super hero suit ever!
 
Kuuga's CGI isn't perfect...but let's be fair.

It was made in early 2000. Let us be happy it doesn't do a barrel roll.

Kiva from what I've heard is polarizing. Kuuga is pretty universally...enjoyable. Maybe not loved, but close enough.
 
But really, what do YOU want to see in a Rider series.

Tell us that and it can help us to help you.

Well, I like shows that have a very good dramatic story with some dark elements to it that can also balances some light hearten and comedic moments as well.
 
Well, I'd advise against seeing Agito first, if only because it's something of a direct sequel to Kuuga, so some things wouldn't make a lot of sense.

Not really. Agito only references Kuuga in the first three or four episodes (and then only casually), and from there acts completely on its own. You don't need to have seen Kuuga in full to understand Agito.
 
Black, X, 555, Ryuki, Double. I recommend the others before Double and Black should definitely be watched before Double. :)

Watch ZO and J as well when you get the chance. :)
 
I've been meaning to start watching Kamen Rider for awhile, but I cant decided which one to watch. They all seem so interesting I can't choose :disappoin
Which series would be the best for a new comer, like me, to watch?

You mean you've........never watched.....Kamen Rider.......EVER? :sly:

As far as recommendations go, I would suggest going with either Kuuga or Black and Black RX since they're pretty fairly well known and well liked by the toku community

I'd also suggest that you stay clear of Decade until you get your bearings with the series and just plain steer clear of Den-O all together, but that's a given

If you're willing to bear down and watch meh CGI, go for Kuuga.
I really don't see what dated and easily overlooked CGI has to do with weighing down a show's plot
 

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